Absecon Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Daniel J. Dooley and Michele Pich, assistant director of the Shreiber Family Pet Therapy Program at Rowan University, hosted a well-attended presentation during the New Jersey School Boards Workshop 2023 on the benefits of therapy animals in school settings.

Hundreds of families came out to meet teachers and to shop the Absecon PTO's Fall Book Fair Thursday, Sept. 28 at Marsh Elementary School.

As the school year gets underway, we are asking that parents and guardians to please review the following bicycle and scooter safety information with your children to ensure they safely arrive to and home from school each day.

As the new school year gets underway, we would like to remind all those who pick up and drop off their students of a few helpful tips.

Since March, first grade students from Marsh Elementary and eighth grade students from Attales Middle schools have been meeting together every other week to work on a puppet show project in groups of two or three. The small groups selected a nursery rhyme, read and analyzed the story together through games, and then created sock and paper bag puppets together.

Please see the following message from our Superintendent Dr. Daniel J. Dooley on the status of the Absecon and Pleasantville Send-Receive Agreement.

Absecon Public Schools is proud to announce that Superintendent Dr. Daniel J. Dooley has been named the 2023-2024 Atlantic County Superintendent of the Year, as selected by his peers on the Atlantic County Association of School Administrators.

Absecon Public Schools Preschool and Kindergarten students had a special visit from New Jersey-based children's author Nancy Viau on Friday, Feb. 24.

VFW Memorial Post 9462 announced the winners of this year’s local Patriot’s Pen Essay Contest and Citizenship Education Teacher Award during a visit to Absecon Public Schools on Thursday, Feb. 23.

Earlier this month, the Atlantic County Office of Education issued a review of Absecon Public Schools' 2022-23 school budget, pursuant to state law.

Students at Absecon's Marsh school will be asked to sign up and commit to “Get Moving” or “Be Kind” while raising money to help fund community initiatives, education, research and quality of care – all to fight the No. 1 killer in the world, heart disease.

Absecon Public Schools is pleased to announce its 2022-23 Teachers of the Year and Educational Services Professionals of the Year, all of whom have demonstrated tremendous dedication to their profession and the students they serve.